On 20/08/12 09:42, Gémes Géza wrote:
Hi Steve,
Answers below
Hi Géza
Thanks for your patience.
Lets take this share:
[home]
path = /home2/home
read only = No
1. Could you tell me what I need to add to enable Administrator to
have full control over it?
Hi Geza
I think I just understood it. It has all started working.
The most probable cause of not having access is that Administrator has
no access to the underling filesystem, so I would do a setfacl -R -m
u:Administrator:rwx,d:u:Administrator:rwx /home2/home It could have two
results: 1. everything starts working, 2. it complains, that couldn't
find user Administrator which indicates, that you should review your
winbind and nsswitch config.
setfacl -R -m u:Administrator:rwx,d:u:Administrator:rwx /home2/home
Now Administrator can write to /home2/home and any directory under it.
Brilliant. Administrator must have posixAccount, uidNumber and gidNumber
for this to work.
2. is there a user in the Domain (like root in Linux) who has control
over everything? Shares, users, network, the lot?
NO
Not even with a m$ server?
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As always we are indebted to your patience and time spent with us on the
issue.
This is a bit off thread, but could you specify any budget
hardware/minimum Samba4 DC Samba3 fileserver server requirements for a
college of 2000 students sharing 150 duel boot KDE/w7?
Cheers,
Steve
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